Santa Barbara City Council Works Out Plan to Distribute $500k to Immigrant Services
The city plans to give $130,000 to the Immigrant Legal Defense Center, and the remainder will be granted through the Fund for S.B.
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Santa Barbara County Caps Cannabis Acreage; Responds to Grand Jury
The County Board of Supervisors discussed two cannabis-related items during its August 19 hearing.
Ospi Montecito Owner Addresses ‘Tragic Death’ at Restaurant
The man who died early Monday morning was not directly employed by Ospi, owner says.
Community Comes Together in Solidarity for Ortega Park Summer Jam in Santa Barbara
Central Coast creatives host a community benefit event to celebrate culture and raise money for 805 UndocuFund.
Overnight Death at Montecito Restaurant Causes Concerns for Workers
[Update] Ospi Montecito closes Monday dinner service due to early morning death on site.
Santa Barbara MTD to Increase Regular Bus Fare to $2.50 Starting August 18
MTD will change the bus fare for the first time in 16 years, citing higher operating costs and a loss in federal funding.
UCSB Students Gain Experience On the Ground With ‘Labor Summer’
Labor Center program gives students a firsthand look at organizing with labor unions on the Central Coast.
UCSB Students Gain Experience on the Ground With ‘Labor Summer’
Labor Center program gives students a firsthand look at organizing with labor unions on the Central Coast.
Santa Barbara’s La Casa de la Raza Nonprofit Looks for Fresh Start
Boardmembers start the next chapter, with plans to acquire the historical building and restore services.
Carpinteria to Join ACLU Lawsuit Challenging Immigration Enforcement
Santa Barbara and Carpinteria are the latest to join the lawsuit alleging indiscriminate federal immigration enforcement.
